The Fujifilm Professional Data Guide provides technical specifications, processing information, and usage details for Fujifilm’s color reversal and negative…
This guide presents detailed data for Fujifilm’s color films, including reversal (positive) and negative types, their ISO speeds, grain ratings, available formats, and recommended applications. It also covers processing methods, film identification markings, and color correction guidelines.
The document is organized into sections on color films, instant films, black‑and‑white films, general information, overseas subsidiaries, and appendices, with tables of film sizes, speeds, and processing requirements for each product line.
| ISO speed (Velvia RVP) | ISO 50/18° |
|---|---|
| ISO speed (Velvia 100F) | ISO 100/21° |
| ISO speed (Sensia 200) | ISO 200/24° |
| Film format (common roll size) | 135 (36‑exp.) |
| Grain rating (Velvia RVP) | RMS 9 |
Reversal films produce positive transparencies and have narrower exposure latitude, while negative films produce negatives with wider latitude and allow more exposure flexibility.
Fujicolor Superia X‑TRA 800 (ISO 800) and Fujichrome high‑speed reversal films are designed for fast action and low‑light situations.
Roll films are identified by edge markings, while sheet films use code notches for identification.
Fujichrome reversal films are processed using the CR‑56/E‑6 process.